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Tens of millions of people had been due to crowd into planes, trains and buses to return to work after visiting their hometowns or tourist sites for the holiday.
The government of Shanghai, a metropolis of 25 million people and a global business centre, extended its Lunar New Year holiday by an additional week to February 9, while Hong Kong also announced it would bar entry to all travellers from the country’s Hubei province, starting Monday.A driver has his temperature checked by medical staff in Tengzhou, China. Picture: AFP/STRThe National Health Commission said 2,744 cases had been confirmed by midnight on Sunday.
Photos posted online showed Li, in a blue smock and green face mask, meeting with hospital employees and later visiting a supermarket.
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